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This top-secret internal document outlines the detailed steps for commissioning and configuring a service course related to a specific gas system. From filling the system with water to changing gas type settings, each step is crucial for ensuring proper operation. With guidance on user interface, setting parameters, and checking for leakages, this comprehensive guide provides essential information for authorized personnel only.


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  1. Top secret Secret Internal use only Public 5. Commissioning & Configuration D2xND Service Course

  2. 5. Commissioning & Configuration 5.1 Commissioning 1. Filling the system with water 2. Converting for use with a different type of gas 3. Filling the condensate trap 4. Commissioning the central heating 5. Commissioning the DHW 5.2 Configuration 2.1 User Interface 2.2 Changing Setpoint 2.3 General Settings 1. Selecting Operation Mode 2. User Settings Parameters 3. Service Parameters 2 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  3. 5.1 Commissioning 3 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  4. 5.1 Commissioning 1. Filling the system with water 1. Connect the appliance to the main power supply. Due to low pressure, error code "Err HJ-09" will appear on the user interface and the status indicator light will be red. 2. Open all radiator valves. 3. Set all isolating valves to closed position. 4. Measure the system water height. h System charge pressure 0.8bar 0.9bar 1.0bar 1.1bar 1.2bar 1.3bar 1.4bar 1.5bar Up to 6m 7m 8m 9m 10m 11m 12m 13m 4 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  5. 5.1 Commissioning 1. Filling the system with water 5. Slowly turn the filling valve to open position until pressure reaches a value around 0.8 bar for system heights up to 6 meters. For longer system heights, use the table on the previous slide to determine filling pressure. Filling operation should be done slowly. When pressure exceeds 0.8 bar, error code will disappear and the status indicator light will turn to blue. Close the filling valve. The system pressure value can be monitored from the user interface. 6. Make sure the automatic air vent valves located on the pump and heat exchanger are opened. Vent the air from the installation with the manual air vent screws on the radiators. Make sure screws are tightened after venting. 7. If after the venting the pressure decreases below 0.8 bar, refill with water until the pressure reaches 0.8 bar again. 8. Check for leakages. 5 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  6. 5.1 Commissioning 2. Converting for use with a different type of gas To convert the system to be used with a different type of gas: Open the front cover of the unit. To set natural gas, adjust the screw on the gas valve to 1 position. To set LPG, adjust the screw to 2 position. Mount the front cover, connect the appliance to the main power supply. Change setting C00 [0= NG, 1 LPG] 6 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  7. 5.1 Commissioning 3. Filling the condensate trap Method 1: Fill the condensate trap by pouring 0.2 litres of water from the boiler flue outlet. Method 2: Take out the condensate trap. Fill the condensation tank with water (part e) and mount the trap to its place. Be sure that it is tightened. 7 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  8. 5.1 Commissioning 4. Commissioning the central heating 1. Set mode to winter mode via Mode button on the user interface ( icons are displayed on the screen). 2. Set central heating set temperature to maximum value via left dial. If connected, make sure all external controls such as outdoor sensor and room thermostat are calling for heat. 3. The boiler control now go through its ignition sequence. The status indicator will glow constantly in blue if flame is established. central heating is active. 4. Press Cancel and Menu buttons together 5 seconds to activate the sweeper mode. With sweeper mode, boiler can be operated at maximum and minimum capacity independent of heat demand. 5. tst - 100 caption will appear on the screen. This means boiler is operating at nominal capacity. Check nominal capacity operation. 6. To quit sweeper mode, again press Cancel and Menu buttons together five seconds. Sweeper mode will be deactivated and boiler will return to normal operation mode. and Icon will blink when 8 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  9. 5.1 Commissioning 5. Commissioning the DHW (only for D2CND028 and D2CND035 1. Set domestic hot water set temperature to its maximum value via right dial. 2. Open hot water taps fully and ensure that water flows freely from them. 3. Icon will blink when domestic water heating is active. 4. Measure the domestic hot water inlet temperature. (Cold water drawn off from taps). 5. Check that domestic hot water temperature rise is around 34 C. 9 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  10. 5.2 Configuration 10 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  11. 5.2 Configuration 1. Unit Start-Up Make sure the sytem is filled with water and fully vented as descriped. Check that the central heating and domestic hot water isolating valves are open. Check that gas service valve is open. Connect the unit to the main power supply. The user interface will be energized. Initial lighting. 11 Installation - Internal use only

  12. 5.2 Configuration LCD Screen LCD Screen: Boiler operation mode Setpoints Information about actuators Menu parameters After one minute of non-interaction with the user interface, the screen darkens. Pushing any button or rotating any of the dials awakens the display. 12 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  13. 5.2 Configuration Outdoor sensor connection Operaton mode: Standby mode Central Heating Eco mode enabled DHW operation enabled. Network Connection DHW comfort mode enabled. Info menu Central Heating operation enabled User settings menu Room Temperature Service settings menu 13 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  14. 5.2 Configuration Mode: Change between Summer, Winter, CH only, Standby and Full off. Reset: Reset the lockout error. Cancel: Cancel changes made to a parameter value. Back: Go back to the home menu Menu: Enter the menu function Enter: Passing on to the next level in the menu structure. Confirm: Confirmation of changes. Menu, Enter, Confirm Mode, Reset Cancel, Back 14 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  15. 5.2 Configuration Left dial: User interface level: Central heating temperature setpoint. This is either: CH flow temperature Room temperature Virtual room temperature Left Dial Right Dial Menu level: Selection of info, user, service menu Right dial: User interface level: Domestic Hot Water temperature setpoint. Menu level: Selection parameter index, Change parameter values 15 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  16. Daikin Eye: 5.2 Configuration Gives the user a first hand intuitive look to understand status of appliance. Stand-by When there is no heat demand, the Daikin eye shows this with a kind of breathing pulsation. Flame At the moment flame ignites for central heating or domestic hot water, the ring flashes to its maximum, then constantly keeps glowing during burner operation. Error When a warning, lockout or blocking error occurs. the continuously glows red. pushing any button will display the error code. Daikin Eye Daikin eye 16 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  17. 5.2 Changing Setpoint Changing Central Heating Temperature Setpoint To change the central heating temperature setpoint: Turn the left dial while you are in the homescreen. To apply changes, wait for 3 seconds or press Enter button. Pressing Cancel button cancels the made changes. Note that the icon means you are at setpoint screen. 17 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  18. 5.2 Changing Setpoint Changing Domestic Hot Water Setpoint To change the domestic hot water setpoint: Turn the right dial while you are at the homescreen. To apply changes, wait for 3 seconds or press Enter button. Pressing Cancel button cancels the made changes. Note that the icon means you are at setpoint screen. 18 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  19. 5.3 General Settings 1. Selecting Operation Mode Press the Mode button for 5 seconds to switch ON the unit. After that, you can select an operation mode by pressing the Mode button shortly. Standby mode CH only mode Summer mode Full OFF mode Push for 5 seconds Winter mode 19 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  20. 5.3 General Settings 1.1 Full OFF mode In this mode both central heating and domestic hot water operation modes are disabled. In addition, LCD display will be darkened and will not be activated with any user interaction. The protection functions such as frost protection are still active at Full off mode. Full off mode is activated and deactivated if mode button is pressed for 5 seconds while boiler is in any mode. 20 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  21. 5.3 General Settings 1.2 Stand-by mode In stand-by mode both central heating and domestic hot water operation modes are disabled. The protection functions such as frost protection are still active at standby mode. The home screen shows the system pressure, as well as the icon. 21 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  22. 5.3 General Settings 1.3 Summer mode In Summer mode, only domestic hot water operation mode is enabled. Central heating operation mode is disabled. The boiler will only produce heat for domestic hot water. The domestic hot water setpoint, and the icon is shown on the home screen. The icon blinks if domestic hot water operation is active. 22 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  23. 5.3 General Settings 1.4 Winter mode In Winter mode, domestic hot water operation mode and central heating operation mode are both enabled. The boiler can produce domestic hot water, as well as produce heat for central heating. The central heating temperature setpoint, and the icon , as well as the icon are shown on the home screen. When domestic hot water operation is active, the domestic hot water setpoint is shown on the homescreen. The icon blinks if domestic hot water operation is active. The icon blinks if central heating operation is active. 23 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  24. 5.3 General Settings 1.5 Central Heating Only Mode In this mode, only central heating operation mode is enabled. The central heating temperature setpoint and the icon is shown on the home screen. The icon blinks if central heating operation is active. 24 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  25. 5.3 General Settings 2. User Settings Parameters User settings menu shows parameters that can be changed by the installer and the customer. To reach the user level, act as follows: Infoo Service Parameter Settings Push the Menu button while you are at home screen. User Settings Press seconds to leave the user settings menu or do no actions for 2 minutes. Back for 2 25 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  26. 5.3 General Settings 2.1 Info Menu The Info menu covers all possible information that is made available to the end- user and to the installer. This parameters are read only and can not be changed. Parameter No Description Unit A00 Actual flow temperature C A01 Actual return temperature C A02 Actual DHW temperature C A03 Actual flue temperature C A04 Actual Outdoor temperature C A05 Actual solar temperature C A06 Actual water pressure bar A07 Actual Domestic hot water flow rate l/min A08 Current set point of burner capacity % A09 Actual capacity of boiler in relation to nominal capacity % A10 Actual phase of the burner none A11 Status of ON-OFF room thermostat, indicate heat demand (HC1) none A12 Actual error code of boiler none A13 Actual fan speed (rpm/10) rpm 26 A14 Current setpoint of boiler pump % Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  27. 5.3 General Settings 2.1 Info Menu Not applicable if sensor is not connected: A04 (outdoor sensor) A05 (solar sensor) A08 (Current) & A09 (Actual) boiler capacity depend on the max CH capacity: Model Maximum CH capacity Model Maximum CH capacity D2CND028A1AA 84 D2CND024A1AA 91 Model Maximum CH capacity D2CND028A4AA 84 D2CND024A4AA 91 D2CND035A1AA 100 D2TND012A4AA 52 D2CND024A0AAIT 100 D2CND035A4AA 100 D2TND018A4AA 75 D2TND028A4AA 84 D2TND024A4AA 100 D2TND035A4AA 100 Maximum value during domestic hot water operation= 100%:

  28. 5.3 General Settings 2.1 Info Menu A10, Actual phase of the burner: A10 = 0 : Stand-by mode, burner is not active A10 = 1 : Start-up, preparation to ignition A10 = 2 : Ignition and flame stabilization phase A10 = 3 : Release control (burner is on, operation phase) A10 = 4 : Post-purge phase 28 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  29. 5.3 General Settings 2.1 Info Menu Entering the info mode: Change parameter value with Right Dial. After changing parameter value: Push to apply change Push to cancel change To go into the Info menu, press the Enter button when the icon is displayed on the menu level 1 screen. 29 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  30. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu User settings menu comprises parameters that can be changed and adjusted by users. Parameter No Description Unit Factory setting Range U00 Summer-winter swith over temperature C 20 10 30 U01 Heating slope none 0 0 40 U02 Central heating ECO mode none 0 0 1 U03 Domestic hot water comfort mode none 0 0 1 U04 DHW set value C 50 35 60 U05 Set value for the room thermostat at 10-30 day mode C 21 10 30 U06 Set value for the room thermostat at Reduced mode C 18 10 30 U07 Set value for the flow temperature at day mode C 50 30 80 U08 Set value for the flow temperature at reduced mode C 35 35 80 U09 Domestic hot water comfort mode user record dependancy none 1 1 or 24 U10 Room Temp. setpoint used by Daikin Opentherm RT during night. C 18 10 - 30 30 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  31. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Entering the User Settings menu: To go into the User Settings menu, press the Enter Button when the icon on the menu level 1 screen. Change parameter value with Right Dial. After changing parameter value: Push to apply change Select an index between "00" and "10" with the right dial. is displayed Push to cancel change 31 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  32. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Summer winter switch over temperature U00 When outdoor temperature exceeds the U0 input value, boiler senses the season as summer and does not activate CH mode altough there is demand. This setting ensures energy saving if a thermostat is not available. Outdoor Temperature Summer U0 Winter Summer: DHW Winter: DHW + Heating Connected sensor: Outdoor temperature sensor 32 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  33. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Heating Slope U01 The parameter heating slope is important to adapt the weather compensation to the individual heating system, the building and the thermal insulation. The heating slope can be adjusted from 0 to 40. The higher the value heating slope, the higher the boiler central heating set temperature. Note: To activate Weather compensation, heating slope value must be higher than 5 . Connected sensor: Outdoor temperature sensor. No Opentherm RT connection. 33 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  34. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Heating Slope Example: U01 1. Heating slope=5 Outdoor temp= 5 C Resultant boiler set point= 35 C 2. Heating slope=12 Outdoor temp= 5 C Resultant boiler set point= 58 C 34 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  35. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Central Heating ECO Mode Setting U2 parameter as 1 will activate CH ECO mode. This function will maximize heating efficiency by decreasing the User CH set value with 5 C. The maximum uctual CH value is limited to 65 C. User CH set value set value U02 Actual CH T for pump control 70 When CH ECO ON. 65 60~70 User set -5 30 CH Set - 40 60 User set - 5 20 User Setting Actual LWT Target return temp Target T pump 65 65 5=60 C 60 40= 20K 40 C 55 55 5= 20 C 20K 30 C 35 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  36. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu DHW Comfort Mode DHW comfort is a self learning pre-heating and post-heating function of the hot water exchanger. It is enabled by U3 setting or through Opentherm room thermostat (only if Daikin Opentherm is connected) U03 Preheat ends when Flow T.=DHW Set-5 Temperature DHW DHW Set temp. U4 DHW Set temp - 5C PREHEAT DHW Set temp - 15C Preheat start at 06:35 when Flow T.=DHW Set-15 Preheat can start at 06:30 DHW use at 08:00 0 6 12 18 23 Today 0 6 12 18 23 Yesterday DHW use at 07:00 Yesterday there was DHW demand at 7:00, today preheat will start at 6:30. Preheat can only ocur once within 30 minutes period.

  37. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu DHW Comfort Mode DHW postheat starts if DHW flow stops before reaching DHW setpoint - 15oC. U03 postheat stop Temperature DHW 3 minutes max. DHW Set temp + 5oC DHW Set temp. U4 POSTHEAT DHW Set temp - 15oC 37 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  38. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu DHW Set Value DHW set temperature is adjusted in between 40oC to 60oC. U04 Set Value For The R.T. At Day Mode If On-Off R.T. is connected with Outdoor sensor, this parameter value is the virtual room temperature setpoint when there is a heat demand. This set value is same as the value that is adjusted by left dial. U05 Set Value For The R.T. At Reduced Mode If On-Off R.T. is connected with Outdoor sensor, this parameter value is the virtual room temperature setpoint when there is a no heat demand. U06 Note:For this parameter value to be active, reducing mode have to be enabled by the service agent, otherwise central heating mode will not be activated when there is no heat demand.

  39. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Set Value For The Flow Temperature At Day Mode U7 sets the CH setpoint at day mode when On-Off R.T. is connected and outdoor sensor is not connected. this parameter value is the central heating water temperature setpoint when there is a heat demand. This value is same with the setpoint that is adjusted via right dial. U07 Set Value For The Flow Temperature At Reduced Mode U8 sets the CH setpoint at reduced mode when On-Off R.T. is connected and outdoor sensor is not connected. This value is the central heating water target setpoint when there is no heat demand. U08 Note:For this parameter value to be active, Reducing mode have to be enabled by the service agent, otherwise central heating mode will not be activated when there is no heat demand.

  40. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu DHW Comfort Mode User Record Dependancy If parameter is 1, preheating depends on user records from previous day. If parameter is 24, preheating is independent of user record. U09 Room Temp. setpoint used by Daikin Opentherm RT during Night mode Only visible in case Daikin Opentherm room thermostat is connected. U10 40 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  41. 5.3 General Settings 3. Service parameters Service settings menu shows parameters that can only be changed and adjusted by qualified service persons. To reach the service level, act as follows: Parameter No Description Unit Factory setting Range P00 Reduced or switch off mode none selection none 0 0 - 1 P01 Building estimation none 0 0 - 1 P02 Outdoor sensor correction C 0 -4 4 P03 Boiler frost protection temperature C 8 0 - 15 P04 System frost protection temp. C 4 -9 - 10 P05 Anti-cycling time none 2 0 - 10 P06 Maximum CH capacity % 100 Min cap. - 100 P07 Minimum CH pump capacity % 50 10 - 100 P08 Maximum CH pump capacity % 100 P07 100 P09 Standby CH pump capacity % 50 16 -100 P10 DHW solar function delay time s 5 0 255 P11 DHW solar function activation none 0 0 -1 P12 Solar hysteresis on C -3 -10 - 10 P13 DHW excess cylinder temperature C 15 -30 30 P14 DHW pump capacity % 100 20 100 P15 Max. CH flow temp. setpoint C 80 30 80 P16 Varican module status none 0 0 - 1 P17 Delta-T flow and return pump C 20 5 - 30 P18 CH hysteresis temperature C 7 0 - 20 41 P19 Min. CH flow temp setpoint C 30 10 - 30

  42. 5.3 General Settings 3. Service parameters Entering the Service parameters menu: Spanner icon will be displayed with PAS caption. Turn left dial Push The info menu icon appears on the screen. Give in the password: 742 by using the right dial, confirm every digit with the Enter key P00 will appear on the screen. By turning left dial you can scroll through between P,C,E parameters. 42 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  43. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters Reduced or switch off mode P0 setting is effective when On-Off R.T. is connected. This setting selects if the unit will be switched ON/OFF (P0=0) or work in ON/reduced mode (P0=1) , when thermostat is OFF. Default P0 = 0. P00 ON: LWT=50 OFF: LWT=0 Reduced: LWT=40 Room Thermostat LWT Building estimation P1 setting is used in the target flow temperature calculation. Adjust it to 0 if building has more windows to the South. And adjust it to 1 in case of North orientation. This setting is only meaningful in case ODS is connected. P01 43 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  44. 5.3 General Settings 2.2 User Settings Menu Building estimation P01 1/4 current measured temperature and average of the last 21h Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only 44

  45. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters Outside sensor correction P2 setting is used for manually correcting the outdoor temperature sensor. Correction can me made within a +4C ~ -4C range. P02 Use this setting only in case the outdoor sensor is at a location that cannot measure temperature accurately. For example the sensor is placed near to an A/C outlet. Boiler frost protection temperature P3 setting determines Frost Protection logic activation temperature. Factory default is 8oC and is based on the flow temperature sensor. P03 Burner stop Frost protection end point 20oC fixed value Default+5oC Pump ON 15C Flow temperature Frost protection set point 8oC Default P3 Burner start 0C 45 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  46. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters Boiler frost protection temperature P03 During frost protection logic, burner capacity will be minimum. (3kW) Pump capacity will be 50%. This logic is also active in Standby mode and Full Off mode. When burner stops, water will circulate across plate heat exchanger for 60 seconds to ensure frost protection in DHW circuit. In case boiler sensor falls below 1oC then freeze logic is activated. Pump = STOP 3 Way Valve = STOP Burner = STOP Fan = STOP ( After post purge) Error - 8A - 46 is displayed 46 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  47. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters System frost protection P4 setting is effective if an outdoor temperature sensor is connected. With this setting, the unit can operate the pump to counteract freezing possibility. Default setting is 4 C and can be adjusted in range of -9C to +10C. Pump Operation 10 minutes P04 10 minutes 6 hours 6 hours ODS temp. Frost set temperature (P4) Frost set (P4) 5oC Frost set (P4) 6oC Every 6hours, the pump runs for 10minutes. When the temperaturen is 6 degrees lower then P4, the pump starts. It stops when the temperature is higher then P4 - 5 C. 47

  48. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters Anti-cycling time P5 setting is used to protect boiler from frequent starts and stops. It adjusts the time between 2 successive burner operations in Central Heating Mode. P05 The delay time is determined based on set point temperature for Flow NTC. Default setting is 2 and can be changed in between 0 to 10. P5 Setting Value Parameter value Anti cycling time in minutes.

  49. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters Maximum CH capacity If the heat loss of the installation is much less than that of the boiler nominal capacity, the nominal capacity can be reduced. For example the unit has a capaicty of 22kW but the demand is only 17kW. The minimum capacity can be increased with parameter C04. P06 Minimum CH pump capacity Set minimum capacity for pump. Range : %10 ~ P8 P07 Maximum CH pump capacity Set maximum capacity for pump. Range : P7 ~ %100 P08 Standby CH pump capacity Set pump capacity for Standby mode. Range : %10 ~ %100 P09 49 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

  50. 5.3 General Settings 3.1 P-level Service parameters DHW Solar Function Parameters This is a function that decides whether the boiler should operate or not in case domestic cold water is fed by a solar tank which is heated up by solar energy. Solar sensor: Must be connected to X1M terminal Connection is automatically detected after power on. Value can be followed from parameter A05 in Info menu. Connection is not enough for DHW solar function activation, Parameter DHW solar function activation (P11) must also be adjusted to 1 . 50 Configuration & Commissioning - Internal use only

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